The Portland daily press., 1887-09-05

Gated land which he owns there. Land in
that vicinity has taken quite boom of late.
The Rev. Dr. Z. G. Bolles began his pas
torate in the Third Uniyersalist Society in
West Eleventh street, near Sixth avenue,
New York City Sunday.
Judge Haskell and wife registered at the
Bangor Exchange, Monday. They will visit
Moosehead Lake and thence go to Dover,
where the Judge presides at the Piscataquis
September term Of court.
Rev Theodore Gerrish, now pastor Of the
BiddefOrd Methodist church, has been in
vited to accept the pastorate of the Peoples
Methodist Episcopal church in Boston, at
the expiration of his term in Biddeford. 1t
is one of the largest churches in Boston.
Rev. r. A. Shorey, formerly pastor of the
Congregational churches of Oldtown and
East Orrington, has been elected President
Of Gates College, Nebraska, and has accept
ed the position. Mr.. Shorey is graduate of
the Bangor Theological Seminary.
Hon. A. A. Strout and Mrs. Strout, Mr.. f.
E. Boothby, general passenger agent of the
Maine Central, and Mrs. Boothby. and Col.
w. A. r. Boothby, of Waterville, left last
Pacific to Vancouver, British Columbia.
Mr.. L. P. Cilley, class of 'S7, Maine State
College, has just returned to 0rono from
North Anson, where he has been employed
as civil engineer. Mr.. Cilley, who Is grand
son of Jonathan Cilley, who was killed In
the Graves Cilley duel. will start next month
for his South America home in the Argen-
tine Confederation.
Mrs. o. B. Cole. the wife Of the Signal Ser
vice Sergeant in this city, will have q pho
tographic gallery in this department Of the
Mechanics exhibition in Boston, and will be
ready to make it a practical Photographic
school for any young women that desire.
Space will be devoted to the particular needs
of women Journalists, and there win be num-
erous other attractions in addition to the in
dividual exhibits.
John Hanscom, editor of the Biddeford
Sentinel, writes to the Argus that the ar
ticle by Fl. w. Ripley, rejecting upon the
honesty and official integrity of Hon. George
F. Gould, judge of the municipal court of
Portland, which appeared in the Sentinel
last July, and out of which suits for libel
have grown, would not have appeared in his
paper had he examined the article carefully,
and that he is satisfied the differences TO be
drawn from the article are unjust and
wrong.
Several prominent ticyclists have been Wis
iting this city during the week, among whom
were G. F. Joy, General Manager Pope Man
ufacturing Co., A. u. Parsons, of Cambridge
port, ex-Vice President of. the League of
American Wheelmen, and one of the earliest
riders, c. A. Hazlett, cashier of the Ports
mouth, N. H., First National Bank, and
Chief Consul of the n. H. Division, and A.
l.. Atkins, publisher Of the Massachusetts
Road Book for Bicyclists," formerly Pope
Manufacturing Co., now connected with the
Allan Land Co., Pasadena, California.
On Tuesday evening, Rev. Charles N.
Gleason vas ordained and installed as pas
tor of the First Congregational church at
Deer Isle. Mr.. Charles Harbutt, of Sandy
Point, read from the Scriptures. Prof.
Stearns, of the Bangor Theological Semina-
ry, preached the sermon. The ordaining
prayer was offered by Rev. j. E. Adams, and
the charge to the pastor made by Rev. John
p. Cushman, of Castine. The right hand Of
fellowship was extended by Rev. ]. Z. Ad-
ans. The address to the people was deliv-
cred by Rev. Amos Redlon of Southwest
Harbor, and the closing prayer offered by
Rev. j. p. Robinson.